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David Rutstein ’74 Works to Eliminate Health Inequities

David Rutstein ’74 is founder and president of SolHEALTH, an organization that works to eliminate health inequities so people, communities, and economies can thrive.SolHEALTH assists organizations to implement services using evidence-based modalities that promote health and prevent disease.

In Appreciation: Terry Culleton

This year, Terry Culleton will retire from George School after thirty-nine years of service. We will honor Terry, as well as Paul Machemer ’65 and Ralph Lelii, during Alumni Weekend on Saturday, May 4 at 10:00 a.m. in the meetinghouse.

Cougars Sweep FSL Opponents

The George School varsity boys’ tennis team improved their overall record to 6-3 and their Friends Schools League (FSL) record to 4-1.

George School Students Among Big Winners at Film Festival

Shumpei Chosa ’19 was George School’s big winner at the 2019 Greenfield Youth Film Festival on Wednesday, April 24, 2019. He took home three top prizes including Best Music Video for Love to Share, Best Film Noir for Red as Blood, and second place Documentary for Peace Together.

Honoring Retiring George School Faculty

During Alumni Weekend, May 3 to 5, 2019, the George School community is invited to say their goodbyes to this year’s retiring faculty. We will be honoring Terry Culleton, Ralph Lelii, and Paul Machemer ’65.

Dr. Philip McAdoo Engages Community

Dr. Philip MaAdoo addressed the George School community during assembly on Monday, April 29, 2019. As an LGBTQ activist, Philip has worked to combat homophobia in today’s society. As an openly gay educator, Philip specializes in character development from the perspective of diversity and inclusion.

Cougars Beat Abington Friends 2-1

The George School varsity baseball team defeated Abington Friends School 2-1 notching their first Friends Schools League win of the season on Thursday, April 25, 2019. Captain Kenneth Rodriguez ’19 was spectacular on the mound, recording seven strike outs and allowing no hits or walks.

George School Robotics Excels at Fire Fighting Competition

George School finished the competition having the number one robot entered from North America, ranked number four of all high school robots worldwide, and ranked in the top ten of all robots entered in the competition, including college and professional teams.

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